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Steelhead

Charter Captain
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About Steelhead

  • Birthday 06/10/1971

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  • Real Name
    Troy
  • Location
    Granger, Indiana
  • Interests
    Fishing
  • Occupation
    CNC Programmer/Charter Captain

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  1. Samething happened to a dock mate of mine in St.Joe. The same group out of Chicago did his dry dock. They told him his stringers were bad and when they cut them out they were soild also. He a little dry delamination. A core sample would of proven the stringers ok. Troy
  2. George, Give Darren @ www.Brettsplaceonthebay.com a call. Or you can try Mark and Steve @ Fishdog. I think there website is www.fishdogcompany.com You will be very happy with the Simrad Autopilot. Troy
  3. It's a great day when you can spend the day fishing with your kids.
  4. West Basin would be a great spot. ;)They are the closest Marina the to lake and you don't have to worry about the river. What about Michigan City? There are a few tournaments down there in April. Troy
  5. FYI. Below is some information for everyone that is trying to get there boat documented in Michigan. Dear NACO member, Phone conference with Commander Reinemann and Mark Bobal February 25, 2008 Up until this year the state of Michigan handled all vessel inspections and enforced all Michigan state laws. State law does not require documentation for vessels over 5 net tons; however federal law does have that requirement. Because the state handled the inspections the USCG did not attempt to handle inspections, however the Michigan state budget was cut this year and the USCG has taken over inspection of vessels, thus the requirement to have all vessels over 5 net tons documented. The USCG will not be issuing violations for the 2008 season as long as you are showing a good faith effort to comply with the documentation requirement. They assured us they are going to work with the industry through this transition. The major problem appears to be the required builder certificate, which is required as evidence that the vessel was built in the U.S. and is required for all fishery and coastwise vessels. Some manufacturers have gone out of business, however the Commander suggested that vessel owners take a picture of the manufacturers plaque and/or a rubbing and submit it as proof of being built in the U.S. Headquarters has a list of some boat manufacturing companies that have gone out of business and they may be able to confirm the manufacturer of your vessel. The form needed for initial documentation is CG-1258. The website to access this form and all others is listed below. The Commander recommended at the very least each vessel should fill out form CG-5397: Application for Simplified Measurement and mail. Completed by owner when Builder's Certification, CG-1261, is not provided. He also suggested you make a copy of this and keep it on your vessel to show good faith effort of getting the process started.
  6. Blue Bubble, Green Mirage and Purple Mirage was hot on the divers last yr. on my boat. Troy
  7. Boat is no longer for sale. Please remove. Troy
  8. I run 20lb Ande on my rigger and bird rods for a mainline. Flourocarbon leader on my bird rods. And 25lb Ande on my mono diver rods. Does anyone run a superbraid on there bird rods?
  9. Thanks, its a 270 Sundancer..No special model just a little customizing. The boat fishes great. This boat has never been a Charter boat, just a family fishing machine. Troy
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